Thursday, September 30, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Tau Kappa Epsilon tripped
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7-6, Theta
Xi beat Alpha Sigma Phi 12-0. and
Sigma Nu won over Brown Palace
13-0 in Wednesday's intramural
games.
Theta Xi's intramural football
team passed its way to a 12 to 0
victory over Alpha Sigma Phi on
the east mall Wednesday.
The Theta Xi's uncorked a
blazing attack which brought
them within pay dirt twice1 in the
first half, but a stubborn defense
kept them from scoring.
The second half proved to be
a repeat performance of the first
with the Theta Xi's capitalizing
on their passing ability to gain
yardage. Verge Mundhanke pulled
the game out of a stalemate as
he intercepted a pass and ran to
pay dirt. Bob Bale scored the
other touchdown in the waneing
minutes of the game.
Mandhanke proved to be the
outstanding player on the field
Open Swim
In Coliseum
All men students are invited
to swim for fun each day Mon
day through Friday from 4 p. m.
to 5:30 p. m. and on Saturday
from 10 a. m. to 12 noon ac
cording to L. E. Means, director
of physical education.
A swimming permit must be
obtained at student health and
be presented to the cage atten
dant in the Coliseum before the
student goes into the pool.
Baskets may be obtained at the
cage by depositing one dollar
with cage attendant and then
purchasing a towel for each swim
for five cents.
Locker and towel service in the
Coliseum basement may be ob
tained by paying a fee of three
dollars at Room 102 in the P. E.
building. One dollar of this lee
is returned when the student re
turns the lock and towel at the
end of the semester.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon nipped
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 to 6 in
an extra period. Sterkle's 30 yard
pass to Sterkle in the end zone
forced the game into overtime.
The Tekes out-yarded Sig Alphs
in the extra period to eke out a
victory.
' The Sig Alphs drew first blood
in the opening period. Hansen
fumbled while attempting to punt
on the fourth down, and Sig Alphs
took over on the Teke 28. Hale
passed to Creed for a first down
on the 16. Hale then found Rumpp
in the end zone for a touchdown.
The pass for point was incom
plete, and the half ended with Sig
Alphs leading 6 to 0.
The teams battled on even
terms through the second half
until, with only two minutes re
maining, the Tekes took over the
ball in midfield. Parch in ran to
the 30 for a first down. Two pass
es failed, then, with time for only
one play, Sterkle's heave tied the
game. Parchin slipped while at
tempting the point and the regu
lation time ended with the score
tied.
Sigma Nu used a sleeper play
to down Brown Palace 13-0. Andy
Button passed to Bob Isham for
tthe first score. Bob Hind and
Walt Samuelson set up the next
touchdown in the second quarter
with a long pass. Bob Hind
scored off tackle on the next play.
The Sig Nu's gave Hind perfect
blocking for his 15 yard touch
down drive.
Golf Tourney
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October 17 has been set as the
day for qualifying rounds in the
Intramural Fall Golf Tournament
with the eight low teams playjn
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on Oct. 24 for trie team cham
pionship. Tee off time for the qualifying
rounds will be from 8 a. m. to
10:30 a.m.
Last year's team champions, Phi
Delta Theta, and runnerup, Phi
Kappa Psi, should be on hand to
defend their laurels. Individual
champion of last year was John
Bumstead of Delta Upsilon, and
the runnerup was Bruce Campbell
of Phi Kappa Psi.
No entry blanks are needed as
any number of men from each
organization may enter the quali
fying round.
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Nebraska's Cornhuskers will be
at full strength for Minnesota this
weekend and they will need to be,
according to scout Ray Prochaska
who returned from Seattle where
he watched the Gophers blank the
University of Washington, 20-0.
Coach Potsy Clark opened
scrimmage this week with instruc
tions explaining how to cover
kickolfs and punts. The Corn
huskers were letting the Iowa
State punt and kickoff receivers
thread back much to far in the
opening contest.
Ferguson Improves
The Cyclones lugged back six
Nebraska punts for a total of 87
yards. They also ran off 133 yards
with five kickoffs.
Steady improvement in the play
of sophomore Gerald Ferguson of
Scottsbluff was one of the high
lights. Gerry was running hard
and had an average of 40 yards on
punts despite the fact that one of
his nine kicks was blocekd for a
safety. He completed three of
eight passes.
Promotions Indicated
Cornhusker coaches know that
all foes will spray forward passes
over the gridiron because of Ne
braska's stubby backfield. Iowa
State managed to complete nine
for 135 yards, one of which scored
a touchdown. However, three of
the 21 passes which the Cyclones
threw were intercepted.
Early practices indicated some
promotions for members of the
scout team who have been show
ing real hustle in the workouts.
Squad Leaves Thursday
Bill (Rock list) Mueller, recently
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the best average on the ground of
any of the Ilusker backs. He
gained 49 yarsd in cix carries, one
of them a 20 yard scamper for a
touchdown.
The Nebraska squad will leave
Lincoln Thursday night at 9 p. m.
and arrive in Minnesota at 8:20
a. m. Friday.
The squad will be quartered at
the Curtis hotel and will remain
overnight Saturday, leaving for
Lincoln at 8:45 Sunday morning.
Aguaquettes Hold
Splash Tryouts
Aquaquettes will have its an
nual tryouts on Oct. 7 and 14 at
the Coliseum pool at 7 p. m.
All girls who know how to
swim and like the sport are cor
dially invited to come to the try
outs. A .health permit is required
for the tryouts and may be ob
tained at the student health cen
ter. The Aquaquettes are a group
of selected swimmers whose pur
pose is to further the interests
of swimming and to enjoy the
sport.
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